Nouvelle Flore Des Environs De Paris, Suivant Le Système Sexuel De Linnée, Avec L'indication Des Vertus Des Plantes Usitées En Médecine, Des Détails S (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781179340647)

"Nouvelle Flore Des Environs De Paris, Suivant Le Système Sexuel De Linnée, Avec L'indication Des Vertus Des Plantes Usitées En Médecine, Des Détails Sur Leur Emploi Pharmaceutique, Etc" is a comprehensive botanical guide to the plants found in the vicinity of Paris. This Volume 1 details the flora according to the Linnaean sexual system of classification, providing a structured and scientific approach to plant identification.

Authored by François-Victor Mérat, the text includes information on the medicinal properties of plants, outlining their uses in medicine and providing details on their pharmaceutical applications. This resource is invaluable for botanists, pharmacists, and anyone interested in the medicinal uses of plants in the Paris region, reflecting historical practices and botanical knowledge.

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